Love" in the Confused.com advert (2010) and "Chain Reaction" (2011) which debuted during the 2011 BRIT Awards. A third advert, a "confused karaoke" version of "YMCA", was also released in 2011. Recordings You and I Dearman released her debut album You and I in 2005, with renditions of songs from well known musicals. The album was re-released in 2010 and was available to buy through the Ozdust Boutique at the Apollo Victoria Theatre, London. Here Comes the Sun On 7 May 2012, Dearman released her new album named Here Comes the Sun. It's Time On 2 December 2013, shortly after leaving Wicked, Dearman released her third studio album, It's Time. The album is a collection of well known songs from musical theatre with orchestral arrangements. (N.B. track 11, "Tomorrow" is a bonus track, available only with pre-orders of the album). It was announced on Dearman's website www.louisedearman.com that a fourth album is currently in production, due for release in summer 2017. Concept albums LIFT: The Original Concept Album Other recordings "In the Bleak Midwinter" / "A Winter's Tale" with Ashleigh Gray and Paul Spicer and "All Those Christmas Clichés" on the album Christmas in New York by the Notes From New York team "Sometimes" on the album Scrapbook: The Songs of Rob Archibald and Verity Quade "Free" with Stuart Matthew Price on the album All Things in Time by Stuart Matthew Price "Fallen" on the album More with Every Line – The Music of Tim Prottey-Jones by Tim Prottey-Jones "Breakeven", on the album Singers Inc. Sessions, Volume 1 "And There It Is / Magic" with Julia Murney on the album Scott Alan Live "My Man" and "Forever Young" on the album Songs by Richard Beadle "Sex on Fire", "Live and Let Die" and "Dry County" on the album Chick Rock (Rock Divas) "Defying Gravity" from the Musical Wicked, included in the "Wicked Edition" of her album, Here Comes The Sun. In December 2014, she released a double album – together with fellow musical theatre stars Kerry Ellis and Ben Forster – of Alexander S. Bermange's three-person musical The Route To Happiness. This was made available as a deluxe 2-CD set and to download. References External links Louise Dearman on Twitter Louise Dearman Interview at www.reviewgraveyard.com English musical theatre actresses Living people 1979 births People from Linslade Actresses from Bedfordshire 20th-century English actresses 21st-century English actresses People from Bletchley